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Hello,
I have never used this funtion before. Not sure if this is even the right one. But here is what I am trying to do. I have data on one worksheet (say deposits). The payee names, their job titles and payout amounts are on this worksheet. I have another worksheet which maps the job titles to the department of the payee. I need a way to report payouts by department. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Regards Me |
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Could you post an example workbook with dummy data that represents what you're trying to acheive? If you manually input a few of the results you're looking to get with a few brief notes that explain where they come from, if not immediately obvious, it will make it much easier to provide you with a solution. Cheers. S. |
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Thanks. Unfortunately, I do not see excel as one of the valid file types to upload. I am uploading it as text.
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